WoW Forever Collector’s Edition Restocked, Shipping February 2027
News
Blizzard made more English copies of the $150 World of Warcraft: Forever Collector’s Edition available on September 24. Orders from this batch ship in February 2027, three months after launch, and the Blizzard Gear Store now limits them to one per household. By the next morning the US Gear Store listing showed Sold Out again.
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What Blizzard announced
Blizzard updated its Collector’s Edition article on September 24 to add stock: English versions in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, from that day on, with the exact time up to each retailer. It warns that orders from the restock are expected to ship and arrive in February 2027, after the November 4 launch, and that the Gear Store has a strict limit of one copy per household.
The first batch, which went on sale with the BlizzCon announcement, showed Sold Out on the US Gear Store within days. That batch allowed three per household.
| First batch | September 24 restock | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $150 | $150 |
| Ships | November 2026 | February 2027 |
| Limit per household | 3 | 1 |
| Status when we checked | Sold out (Sep 17) | Sold out again (Sep 25) |
Same box, later delivery
The Gear Store listing is unchanged apart from the dates: a Warcraft Forever Collection digital code, a 13-inch Dwarf and Bear statue, a Zephras Isle mousepad, art prints, pins and a companion journal. The digital code is what gives the beta, the Skyborne and the in-game items, so a February box doesn’t delay them.
What this means for you
- You can still play from launch. The Collector’s Edition code comes by email; only the physical box waits for February.
- Check local retailers too. Blizzard’s restock covers retailers as well as its own store, with the timing up to each of them.
- One per household now on the Gear Store, down from three.
Still unknown
- Whether Blizzard will restock again, and whether other languages get a batch.